Bangladesh’s Foreign Affairs Adviser Md. Touhid Hossain has said that the upcoming national election will serve as a major test for the country’s law enforcement agencies. Speaking at a meeting with government officials in Rangpur on December 6, he emphasized that law and order form the foundation of national stability. He noted that while there were initial challenges, the police have now become more organized and cohesive. Referring to Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, Hossain said the forthcoming election is expected to be an exemplary one, urging security forces to remain vigilant against potential unrest from losing parties. He also highlighted the government’s recent focus on education and health, citing the recruitment of 3,500 doctors and 3,500 nurses and increased budget allocations. Additionally, he discussed prospects for potato exports, skilled labor migration, and livestock development, stressing the need for skill-based manpower exports to secure better wages abroad. Officials from the police, health, and livestock departments attended the meeting, underscoring inter-agency coordination ahead of the election period.
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